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Chapter Overview

The edit screens and usage tips for the Transducer

block are discussed in this chapter.The Transducer can

create many of the megaphone and telephone effects in

popular music, as well as replicating the vintage audio

quality of older audio effects and recordings. Within

the Transducer there is a configurable distortion block

with internal filtering and curves, as well as a bandwidth

block, which emulates the frequency response of

various audio devices like phones and radios.

The Transducer is serial or 100% wet meaning that any

signal going through it is typically meant to lose its dry

component.

The FX button on the front panel will engage and

disengage the Transducer effect along with the Reverb,

Delay and Mod effects.

It is essential to have your input levels set correctly in

order for the distortion component of the Transducer

block to work. Setting the input level too low will

result in less or no distortion than is intended.

Transducer editing menus T0-T4

T0:Transducer insertion point

In order to hear the effect, you must choose to apply

the Transducer effect to either the dry voice path, the

Harmony or Modeling path or on the master output.

Applying the Transducer to the master output will

effect all Harmony/Modeling processing as well as the

Reverb, Delay and Mod effects. Any stereo signals

entering the Transducer will be summed to mono.

T1:Transducer Style

Here you can choose from one of the twenty-one pre-

configured styles that bring together all of the

distortion and filtering effects possible with the

Transducer. You can also choose No Style and edit the

parameters in the following screens to your liking.

T2: PreGain PostGain

These controls apply only when a distortion type is

selected in the following screen.These act similarly to

a guitar distortion pedal or an amplifier with input gain

and master level controls.

PreGain: Boosts or attenuates the amount of

distortion for the distortion type selected in menu T3.

PostGain:When you adjust the PreGain parameter, just

like a guitar amplifier, the overall level of the effect goes

up and down. Use this control to adjust the output

level of the Transducer block to properly balance the

current preset with the others.

T3: Distortion type and amount

Distort Type:These are pre-configured distortion styles

that range from Overdrive through Saturation and

Distortion and finally Fuzz. Each has a unique character.

Though these styles have no detailed controls like

Delay or Reverb for example, you can add or reduce

the distortion component (menu T2) and apply filtering

(menu T4) to customize them.

Amt: Adjusts the amount of distortion for the current

distortion style. This is not the same as the Pre and

Post Gain controls which work on level adjustjment.

The Distortion Amount control adjusts the algorithmic

distortion curve that you can further trim with the Pre

and Post Gain controls.

Low-BandLimit-Hi: (Low and high band filters) These

are attenuation-only filters that allow you to roll off

high and/or low frequencies to simulate radios,

telephones and the like. When the Transducer is set

with no distortion style, these can act as creative filters

for any of the audio paths selected in the Transducer

Insert parameter.

THE TRANSDUCER BLOCK

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